Hello Everyone! I am SO EXCITED about my post today! It is finally finished! My craft studio remodel is complete and I’m ready for the big reveal! I have never before had a dedicated space for my crafting, so I can’t even begin to tell you how psyched I am about this space!
The room started out as a guest bedroom that rarely saw any action. Here it is after the furniture was taken out.
As you can see, it wasn’t anything to write home about, but now look at it in all its wonderful crafting glory!
I’ve filmed a little virtual tour of the space for you. I hope you enjoy it!
I would also like to give a big shout out to Brett Haugen at Stamp-n-Storage. I love, love, love all the fabulous storage units they have designed specifically for all the products from Stampin’ Up!
In addition to all the fantastic products I got from Stamp-n-Storage, I would also like to point out a few other details about the room for you. I often find myself standing as I work on projects. Typically, this makes my back hurt because I am stooped over my dining room table as I work. My solution to this problem was to create two different heights for my work surfaces. One section of my desk is taller for when I need to stand to do a project, and the other section is the perfect height for sitting.
As I designed this space, I really wanted to maximize all the storage potential. Check out how I have even used the space between the two desks to store my larger rotary trimmer!
And here is one last gem for you… I have found the perfect solution to eliminate all those wires cluttering up the space below the desk!
I am in love with my new crafting studio. So much so, that I find myself lingering in the doorway at night before I go to bed, just to gaze at its glory a little longer! I can hardly tear myself away, lol! This room will get so much more use now than it did as a guest room, that’s for sure.
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And of course, don’t forget to sign up for my one-to-one swap! I can’t wait to see what you are creating. Swaps are a fun way to interact and create together. The details and registration link are below.
If you haven’t gotten your very own copy of the new 2014 Annual Stampin’ Up! catalog yet, I would love to get one to you. I offer free catalogs to all of my customers. If you are my customer or want to be my customer, please email me your name and mailing address. I’ll be more than happy to send you the gorgeous book. You can email me at handcraftingheather@icloud.com.
I hope you will consider selecting me as your demonstrator for your stamping needs. If you need any supplies you can shop now in my online store! Feel free to drop me an email if you have any questions or if you would like a catalog. I’m here to help!
Happy Stamping!
Heather
2014 Annual Catalog One-to-One Swap
Hello Stampers! I am so excited about the launch of the new 2014 Annual Catalog from Stampin’ Up! There are so many awesome products in there. I would love the chance to see what you are creating. Let’s do a one-to-one swap! To participate, you will send me one card created with current Stampin’ Up! products (no retired items please) and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Once all the swaps have arrived, I will send you someone else’s card in the mail. It’s that easy! The motto of Stampin’ Up! is Inspire, Create, Share. This swap is the perfect opportunity for us to support one another and share all our creative ideas. If you have questions, please feel free to contact me at handcraftingheather@icloud.com.
To participate, please register for the event by clicking on the button below. Once registration is complete, you will receive an email with specific instructions (including the address for where to send your swaps). Projects are due in hand by July 10, 2014. I can’t wait to see what you create! Happy Stamping!
Demonstrator Sign Up Special Available through June 30th!
Do you have $50 worth of products you would like to purchase from the new annual catalog? Do you want to purchase Stampin’ Blendabilities Markers now, without having to wait until they are available to the public? If so, now is a great time to join my team. During the month of June, new recruits can join Stampin’ Up! at one of two great prices. Stampin’ Up! will continue to offer their traditional starter kit priced at $99 ($125 product value + FREE Shipping), but only during the month of June they will also be offering a reduced priced starter kit at the low price of $50 ($55 product value + FREE Shipping). Drop me a note at handcraftingheather@icloud.com if you have any questions or if you’d like additional details. I’d love to have you on my team! You can read more information about the benefits of being a Demonstrator here.
WEEKLY DEALS for June 17-23
Click here to see the Weekly Deals from Stampin’ Up! in my online store. The Weekly Deals are only while supplies last and only available at these great prices through June 23.
Green with craft room envy! Lovely space!
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Your new space is AWESOME. Someday I will move my den closet studio to a whole room. Inspiring that is for sure.
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Woohoo! That is awesome. I would totally admire it each night too! Thanks for sharing. Great tips.
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Love it! What a fabulous space, it puts my folding table to shame. 🙂
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Very inspirational, as I am trying to plan my craft room-looks great and great ideas- thanks for sharing 🙂 I do have one question, how do you store your clear- mounted stamps vertically stacked? Don’t all the pieces pool at the bottom of the cases? Just curious- thanks 🙂
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I keep all the pieces of rubber that come with the stamps, including the background. When I’m finished with a stamp, I put it back in the background rubber piece. it is an easy way to make sure all my stamps are in the box before I put them away and it keeps them all in place when stored vertically.
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t craft room and ideas on where to put everything. Lucky you
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